DULLWAVE cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE

The DULLWAVE cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE is an aimbot-and-ESP build made for Warzone. Every screenshot in the gallery shows a battle royale match — a closing circle on the minimap, in-match cash, and a kill contract, not a Black Ops multiplayer lobby.

DULLWAVE cheat for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE: what the menu actually shows

The Aimbot tab lets you pick a target bone — the head, for instance — and that choice matters: the head trades for a one-shot kill, the torso trades for an easier hit in the first place. Smoothing sits on its own slider, separate from the aim's working distance, and the activation key is bound manually through Key Select rather than fixed to one button. The lock-on radius is drawn right in the frame as a white circle around the reticle; narrow it if you only want aim assist to kick in up close, or turn it off entirely at long range, where a sudden snap is the easiest tell for anyone watching the kill cam.

On the ESP tab the box style switches between a corner outline and a filled box, while the skeleton, health bar, nickname and distance readout are separate toggles with their own distance limit. Seeing players across the whole map makes sense; a filled box at that range does not — it just turns the screen into a colour smear. Outline colour is set separately for targets in line of sight, targets behind cover, and teammates, and that lives on its own Colors tab rather than one shared preset.

There is a dedicated Radar tab: it opens the minimap as a second panel and draws nothing over the game itself, which is the point for anyone who wants positional awareness without changing what the game client shows on screen. Next to it sits a Loot tab that separately highlights cash, armor, medkits, key cards and crates, with its own distance limit so loot markers do not get lost among player boxes. Neither radar nor loot appears in the feature list published on the card — but both tabs exist in the interface and go just as deep as Aimbot and ESP, so a side-by-side comparison with another Warzone cheat is worth doing in the menu, not only against the published list.

System requirements for CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE

A USB flash drive is required to launch — the loader boots from the stick rather than the computer's own disk, and that is worth knowing before paying, not after. HWID masking is typically not part of this offer: if you need it, it is a separate product. The overlay does show up in a screen capture, so streamers should plan around that rather than discover it live. The cheat launches through Steam, Battle.net and Xbox — the game's own official clients, not third-party storefronts — and runs in fullscreen, windowed and borderless mode; other display modes are not supported. CPU, GPU and disk requirements are open, with no separate list of compatible models on the card.

Access length and buying a DULLWAVE key

The card publishes 18 feature entries grouped under Aimbot, Visuals and general visibility colors — and that is only what made the published list; the Radar and Loot tabs from the section above are not in it, even though both work. Access is sold in 1, 3, 7 or 30-day keys, from 340 to 2490 GCC — the site's own balance, topped up separately, and if the balance falls short, checkout offers to cover only the missing amount rather than the whole balance again. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account together with its expiry date. Other private cheats for this game can be compared on the CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE category page.